Hands of Darkness: A Novel

Hands of Darkness: A Novel
ISBN-10
0825442923
ISBN-13
9780825442926
Category
Fiction
Pages
271
Language
English
Published
2014-02
Publisher
Lure of the Serpent
Author
Heather James

Description

Evelyn Barrett has a new job, a new baby, and a new life--of sorts. Nearly crushed by the horrific abduction and murder of her daughter (book 1, Unholy Hunger), Evelyn is moving on as best she can. No longer allowed to practice law, she is recruited by one of the detectives from her daughter's case to become a police consultant. Her inaugural case becomes a baptism by fire as she joins the hunt for a chillingly methodical and sadistic serial rapist and murderer. Her revulsion and anger fuels a passion for justice . . . and then it becomes personal. Her friend and law school roommate, Jen, becomes a victim. The rapist has made a catastrophic mistake with Jen: he has left her alive and able to talk. Filled with the chilling tension of Unholy Hunger, Hands of Darknessexplores the emotional and spiritual consequences for all involved when justice and compassion collide head-on with the darkest examples of human depravity.

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